Here are the titles of the first GLOCAL dissertations from the first cohort of GLOCAL students, who started their studies in 2017.
Pathway A (Glasgow-Barcelona-Rotterdam)
| Marginalisation, Poverty and Creative Cities: Arts, Science, Innovation and Urban Development |
| Creative Industries in Emerging Countries: balancing economic growth and inequality |
| Changing dynamics of the design economy Netherlands since the 1980s |
| How does cultural policy accommodate for diversity? A comparative study of arts promotion in Dublin and Rotterdam |
| Cultural Policy in the Time of Neoliberalism: Exploring the Socio-Economic Effects of The European Capital of Culture Programme in Three Cities |
| Mapping and Analysis of Creative City Networks |
| Multiculturalism: A Cause or Means to Gentrification |
| Musiconomics : How Sweden’s global music factory works |
| Markets and Superdiversity: A case study of Rotterdam |
| Influence of spaces on communication, collaboration, productivity and well-being |
| Workforce immigration and the case of Puerto Rican and Cuban immigrants in the US |
| The Development and Marketing Strategies of Cultural Creative Industries—take Japanese manga and cartoon industries for example |
Pathway B: (Glasgow-Barcelona-Göttingen)
| Importing entrepreneurial spirit? Return migrant entrepreneurship in Lithuania, 1990-2018 |
| European Integration: Greek Trade Unions’ Perspectives and Responses, 1980-2010 |
| A Comparative Analysis between the Pakistani Female Immigrant Entrepreneurs working in London and Manchester |
| Management of Political Risks and Uncertainty by Indian-Zambian Entrepreneurs, 1945 – 2019 |
| Social-environmental conflict in La Gomera: the case study of the water bottling plant of Taguluche 1998-2015 |
| Bangladeshi Immigrant entrepreneurs of London and Luton |
| Public-Private-Partnerships for Peacebuilding. The Case of Meta in Colombia |
| The Role of Uncertainty Avoidance and Success Targets in Berlin’s Startups |
| Creative Industries in Ukraine: From Indifference to Enthusiasm |
| Medellín’s transformation into a `Creative City´? From drug and gang violence to innovation districts and library parks, urban policy initiatives 1990 – 2018 |
| The Fashion Question: Feminism in Vogue, 1960-1980 – An Image and Discourse Analysis |
| Mercosur and Trade Liberalization in Latin America: The Effects of Regional Economic Integration in the Automotive Industry, 1990s to Today |
| Turkish Immigrant Entrepreneurs in Germany and the Netherlands |
| The Pink Tide and the City: A study of São Paulo’s urban planning policies under the government of Fernando Haddad (2013-2016) |
| Open Higher Education for Refugees through Digital Solutions |
| Extractive Industry and Child Labour – a case study on Madagascar |
| Road from Damascus: Investigating Syrian Newcomer Entrepreneurship in Germany since the 2015 Refugee Crisis |
| Balancing between Temerity and Docility: Female Entrepreneurs in Cambodia |
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